Medieval History Art And Culture Which world heritage site comprises of the tomb of Iltutmish? Mahabodhi Temple Complex Qutub Minar Red Fort Complex Humayun's Tomb Mahabodhi Temple Complex Qutub Minar Red Fort Complex Humayun's Tomb ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Medieval History Art And Culture The seven pagodas of Mahabalipuram are a witness to the art patronised by the? Chola Kaktiya Pallavas Pandyas Chola Kaktiya Pallavas Pandyas ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Medieval History Art And Culture Which of the following rulers had turned the Moti Masjid of Lahore built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan into a gemstone repository? Furrukhsiyar Jahangir Shah Jahan Maharaja Ranjit Singh Furrukhsiyar Jahangir Shah Jahan Maharaja Ranjit Singh ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Medieval History Art And Culture What is meant by "The Forty"? The Ulema or the Muslim divines The pick of the intellectuals among the Khaljis The select body of the Turkish aristocracy The cream of Afghan nobles The Ulema or the Muslim divines The pick of the intellectuals among the Khaljis The select body of the Turkish aristocracy The cream of Afghan nobles ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Medieval History Art And Culture Ranthambhor was A Buddist pilgrimage centre A Mughal palace A Rajput fort Capital of the khaljis A Buddist pilgrimage centre A Mughal palace A Rajput fort Capital of the khaljis ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Medieval History Art And Culture Which of the following statements are correct about the followers of Bhakti movement?1. They condemned polytheism and believed in one god.2. They also denounced all forms of idolatry.3. They greatly emphasised on the fundamental unity of all religions.Select the correct option from the codes given below: Only 2 & 3 1, 2 & 3 Only 1 & 2 Only 1 Only 2 & 3 1, 2 & 3 Only 1 & 2 Only 1 ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP The followers of Bhakti movement condemned polytheism and believed in one god. They also denounced all forms of idolatry and greatly emphasised on the fundamental unity of all religions.
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